The clinic phone that never rings out.
Patients call while your receptionist is with someone at the counter. This agent answers every one of those calls, books and reschedules appointments, and passes anything clinical straight to your team — without ever giving medical advice.
We ask for 30 minutes first — we cannot price a build we have not seen inside. No obligation, and you keep the scope either way.
Built and handed over by AcquihireTech · Delhi NCR
Live client systems: ReRoom.in (Interiors, Mumbai) · ePrep Global (Test prep, New Delhi) · ARVEX (Construction & tiles, Delhi NCR). We publish the names, not invented numbers — read the case studies.
An AI receptionist for clinics does the administrative half of reception and nothing else. Whether you run a single practice or need an AI receptionist for dental clinics across several locations, this is an AI front desk for clinics that answers when your desk cannot, books and reschedules into your practice calendar, and runs the reminder sequence — while routing every clinical question to a person. It is constrained by design: it does not answer symptom questions, and we test specifically for attempts to make it. The same build runs as an AI voice receptionist for a medical clinic or a multi-location practice, with clinic appointment booking automation writing into whichever calendar you already use.
Where a clinic actually loses patients
The busy signal costs a patient
Your receptionist is checking someone in. The phone rings out. That patient books with the clinic down the road and never calls again.
Reschedules eat the front desk
A large share of every day goes on moving appointments, and each one is a phone call somebody has to take.
No-shows leave holes in the day
A missed slot is revenue that cannot be recovered, and reminder calls are the first thing dropped when the desk is busy.
Nights and Sundays are dark
Patients decide to book when they are in pain, which is rarely between ten and seven on a weekday.
What the AI receptionist does
Answers every call
No hold, no voicemail, no engaged tone — including out of hours
Books, moves and cancels
Writes directly into your practice calendar with the right slot length
Runs the reminder sequence
Confirmations and reminders on WhatsApp or SMS, with easy rescheduling
Takes intake details
Name, contact, reason for visit, insurance or payment route, first visit or follow-up
Never gives clinical advice
Symptom questions are acknowledged and routed to your team — always, without exception
Escalates urgency immediately
Anything that sounds urgent goes to a named person on your defined path
How the AI receptionist gets built
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Patient calls or messages
Any hour, on your existing clinic number or WhatsApp.
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Agent handles the booking
Finds a slot of the right length with the right practitioner, takes intake details, confirms in writing.
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Reminders run themselves
Confirmation, reminder and an easy reschedule link — so the slot either holds or frees up early enough to refill.
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Clinical goes to clinicians
Symptoms, medication questions and anything urgent are routed to your team with the details already captured.
What we will not let it do.
Most of this category sells an outcome it does not control. We would rather show you the rules the build is held to — every one of these is written into the scope, tested before go-live, and yours to change afterwards.
- The agent is constrained by design: it books, reschedules and takes details. It does not answer clinical questions, suggest treatment, or comment on symptoms, and it is tested specifically for attempts to make it do so.
- Escalation paths for urgent calls are written with you, tested before launch, and reviewed as part of every tuning cycle.
- Patient data handling is scoped against India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, with retention and access rules you set.
- Every booking, reschedule and escalation is logged, so the front desk can see exactly what happened on any call.
Worth building — and worth not building.
A build at the wrong moment is worse than no build. If the right-hand column describes you, say so on the call and we will tell you what to do instead.
Build this if
- You miss calls during clinic hours because the desk is with a patient
- You run a practice calendar or management system we can integrate with
- A named person can own the escalation paths and sign them off
- Appointment volume justifies it — roughly 200+ calls a month
Do not build this yet if
- Your front desk already answers essentially every call
- Every enquiry needs clinical judgement before a slot can be offered
- You cannot give any system access to the appointment calendar
Everything in an AI receptionist build
- Call answering on your existing clinic number, out of hours included
- Appointment booking, rescheduling and cancellation into your practice calendar
- Practitioner-aware slot logic — right duration, right person, right room
- Patient intake capture with the fields your front desk actually uses
- Confirmation and reminder sequence on WhatsApp or SMS
- Clinical-question routing and an urgent-call escalation path, tested before launch
- Practice management or calendar integration
- Reporting view: calls answered, booked, rescheduled, escalated
- Data handling scoped against the DPDP Act, with retention rules you set
- Documented SOPs and full credentials handed to you at close
What we need from you: roughly one to two hours a week during the build — access to the accounts involved, a look at how the work is done today, and written sign-off on what the agent may say. Pass-through costs: telephony minutes, WhatsApp conversation charges and model usage are billed to you directly by those providers at their own rates. We do not resell or mark them up, and we size them against your real volume in the written scope.
It has to fit the stack you already run.
- Telephony
- Exotel, Ozonetel, Knowlarity, MyOperator, your existing clinic line
- Practice systems
- Practo, Cliniify, Dentalyst, Google Calendar, Microsoft 365
- Messaging
- WhatsApp Business API, SMS via DLT-registered templates
- CRM
- Zoho CRM, HubSpot, Google Sheets
- Automation
- n8n, Make, Zapier
- Payments
- Razorpay, UPI payment links for advance booking
Anything else with a documented API or webhook can be connected — the connectors are named in the written scope, and anything discovered later is priced before it is built.
Two ways to start.
Agent builds are scoped and priced individually — the figure moves with channel count, integration count, volume and how much logic sits behind the conversation. Published pricing for the four engines is on the Engagements page and is a fair guide to the order of magnitude. The audit produces a written scope and a written price, and both are yours to keep.
Pilot
One clinic location, inbound call answering and booking, one calendar. Enough to see how many calls were being missed and what happens when they are not.
Live in 3–4 weeks
Get a written scopeProduction
Multi-location or multi-practitioner, call plus WhatsApp, reminders, reschedule flows, practice-system integration, and 90 days of tuning.
Live in 6–8 weeks
Get a written scopeSystems Audit
Thirty minutes, free. We map your pipeline live and name the single biggest constraint — including when the honest answer is that you do not need this agent.
30 minutes · No charge
Book the auditYou own it. You can switch it off.
Data stays yours
Scoped against India's DPDP Act. Records sit in accounts you own, with retention rules you set. Your data is not used to train third-party models.
Approvals before it speaks
Everything the agent may say about price, scope and commitments is approved by you in writing before launch, and changeable afterwards.
A human is always reachable
Escalation paths are defined with you and tested before go-live. There is a documented off switch, and it is yours.
AI receptionist for a clinic — what practice owners ask first
It answers your clinic phone when the front desk cannot — booking, rescheduling and cancelling appointments, taking intake details, and sending reminders. It handles the administrative half of reception and routes everything clinical to your team.
No. It is built so that it cannot. Symptom questions, medication queries and anything clinical are acknowledged and routed to a named person on your team, and we test specifically for attempts to push it past that line before it goes live.
It takes the overflow — the calls that currently ring out while your receptionist is with a patient, and the ones that come at 9pm or on a Sunday. Most clinics use it to stop losing those calls rather than to reduce the front desk.
Yes, where the system offers an API or a calendar sync. Where it does not, we integrate at the calendar layer so bookings still land in the right slot with the right practitioner. We confirm this during scoping before anything is committed.
On a path you define, written and tested before launch — typically immediate routing to a named person, with the patient details already captured so nobody has to ask twice.
Data handling is scoped against India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act. Records sit in systems you own, with retention and access rules you set, and credentials transfer to you at project close.
Yes, and mixed Hindi-English. Regional languages are available — see the Multilingual Voice & Chat Agent.
Roughly one to two hours a week: access to the calendar and phone system, a look at how the desk actually books today, and sign-off on the escalation paths.
Often you should, and we will say so if the numbers point that way. The gap a hire does not close is the one outside your hours — patients decide to book when they are in pain, which is rarely between ten and seven on a weekday. Most clinics that buy this keep their front desk exactly as it is and use the agent for overflow and out-of-hours, which is a different question from replacing anyone.
It is scoped to be, and the scope is the safety mechanism: the agent books, reschedules and takes details, and it has no path to answering a clinical question. Symptom queries, medication questions and anything urgent route to a named person on a path you write and we test before launch. We are not your medico-legal adviser, and your practice signs off the final wording — but the constraint is built in rather than promised.
Call minutes and any WhatsApp conversation charges are billed to you directly by those providers at their rates, and model usage the same way — none of it marked up, all of it sized against your real call volume in the written scope. After the 90-day tuning window the agent keeps running and you own the recordings, the flows and the credentials. Ongoing support is a separate arrangement, not bundled.
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Put an AI Receptionist for Clinics to work this quarter.
The 30-minute Systems Audit maps your pipeline live, names the single biggest constraint, and tells you whether this is the right agent to start with. You keep the diagnosis either way.
We ask for 30 minutes first — we cannot price a build we have not seen inside. No obligation, and you keep the scope either way.